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Wearable Computing And The Next Hub
Nick Bilton reports on Google’s and Apple’s efforts to push the envelope on “wearable” computing (think: iPod bracelets or Android watches).
Currently, most people still have a desktop or a laptop as their main hub for their computing lives. Mine is still my two year old iMac.
In five years, the smartphone will be the main hub for most people. Desktops and laptops will still exist, of course. But most computing will be relayed through the phones we have on or near us at all times that are always connected to the web.
Tags tech apple google smartphones
Apple vs Samsung
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Put another way:
Good (iPhone 3GS) — Better (iPhone 4) — Best (iPhone 4S).
Vs.
You should get this one, it has a nicer screen than this one. But wait, it’s slower. Maybe get this other one. But this one has a keyboard. But I hate keyboards. So get this one, it runs Windows Phone. But maybe I should go Android. Oh, so get this one. Well, but I sort of like the clamshell. Then this is the one you want. But I hate the color. Okay, then this one. Well, I also kind of like this one, but it’s running an older version of Android. So then this is the one you want. The screen is too damn big. Okay, just close your eyes and pick one goddamnit.
Choice sounds great until you have to choose.
Tags tech smartphones apple samsung iphone
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